Sonny: a local-first Windows AI assistant that hears, sees, and controls your PC
ahmed-maher · reddit · 2026-10-05
Sonny is an open-source, local-first AI assistant for Windows: it can hear you, see through your camera, browse the web, control your computer, remember information, and speak back—with the core AI stack running directly on your machine, no cloud required. Aimed at privacy-conscious users who want a full-featured assistant on their own hardware.
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